The Gin Safari is a juniper-fuelled jaunt across London to reveal a story of gritty social history and the city’s turbulent affair with its favourite tipple, gin!

• Join our spirited gin connoisseurs, as they mix cocktails and regale you with tales of London’s scandalous past.
• On a stylish British Pashley bicycle, complete with wicker basket and optional helmet or dapper tweed cap. Ding dong!
• Tickle your taste buds with gins across ages, from Dutch courage to legendary British brands and charming local distilleries.
• Admire vibrant street art and unleash your inner Banksy, experimenting with spray paint in a secret graffiti haven.

Pedal your way through the boozy backstreets of Bermondsey and Southwark, where gin—once known as Mother’s Ruin—helped shape London’s colourful past. This leisurely ride takes you through London’s industrial heritage, with stops at the buzzing Maltby Street Market and some of the city’s prettiest locations. As you sip a range of gins from our quirky Gincycle, you’ll take in stunning views of Tower Bridge and Borough Market. Along the way, your Tally Ho guide will share the scandalous secrets of London’s gin-soaked history, with time to get creative during a graffiti session in a legal street art zone. It’s gin, history, and hands-on fun— with plenty of laughs in between!

The Gin Safari celebrates the eccentric. Think of it as a liquid history lesson on bicycles, with laughs and banter along the way.

Expect a gentle cycle, bustling food markets, colourful graffiti, fabulous views, interesting insights, crude jokes, and, of course, plenty of gin tasting!

Join our spirited gin connoisseurs, as they mix cocktails and regale you with tales of London’s scandalous past.

On a stylish British Pashley bicycle, complete with wicker basket and optional helmet or dapper tweed cap. Ding dong!

Tickle your taste buds with gins across the ages, from Dutch courage to legendary British brands and charming local distilleries.

Admire vibrant street art and unleash your inner Banksy, experimenting with spray paint in a secret graffiti haven.

• Trinity Church Square, Trinity Street, London, UK
• Tate Modern, Bankside, London, UK
• Roupell Street Ii, Greville Street, London, UK
• Leake Street Arches, Leake Street, London, UK
• The Leather Market, Weston Street, London, UK
• Shad Thames Historical Wharf Bridges, Shad Thames, London, UK
• Maltby Street Market, Maltby Street, London, UK
• Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London, UK
• Borough Market, London, UK
• Tanner Street Park, Tanner Street, London, UK

You can find our full Terms and Conditions directly here: https://tallyho.cc/terms-and-conditions/

• Minimum drinking age is 18 years 
• Minimum rider height 4ft7 / 55 inches / 140cm
• Riders 18 years and older
• Operates in all weather conditions so please dress appropriately
•  Not wheelchair accessible
• All guests must be able to ride solo
• Maximum rider weight 120kg / 264lbs